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🌍🌱 Celebrating the Lunchtime Sorting team at Oak Street Elementary School! 🌱🌍 These young environmental stewards are making a difference by creating an efficient waste sorting system. Their dedication and sacrifice are truly inspiring. We're proud to support their efforts! Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing moms out there! Today we celebrate the love, sacrifice, and dedication that mothers around the world show every day. Whether you're a new mom, a seasoned pro, or a mom-to-be, we honor you for the endless hours you put into raising your children.⁠ Such an amazing day with Safe Place for Youth staff, volunteers, and our amazing Ember Project team. This past week we delivered new maker tools for RISE students to use in future projects. An inkjet printer, a Cricut maker, a heat press, supplies and accessories will be housed in the Hawthorne campus. This year’s Ember Project team received numerous donations from the community to support this amazing organization @safeplaceforyouth We are thrilled to announce the 2023 Ember Project team: Phoebe, Lily, and Fia, eighth-graders at Westside Neighborhood School. These remarkable students are committed to raising awareness about teen homelessness and providing essential resources to support the young women at Safe Place for Youth (S.P.Y.).⁠ Visiting @dvrisehigh today to meet with our Lumenary, principal Naomi Lara. Just so happened that we had some electronics kits to donate and they had a recent request for some. Our next reader for the LMS Book Club. ⁠ Last week, we had the privilege of joining Brad Wright, the Technology Director at Westside Neighborhood School, as he generously donated multiple boxes of LEGO robotics equipment to Alex Hernandez's classroom at Lennox Middle School. Alex will utilize this gently used equipment to enhance the robotics course experience for his sixth-grade students.⁠
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